Search rescuers for the Brazilian tourists Juliana Marines on the Indonesian volcano

Rescuers in Indonesia are looking for a Brazilian tourist who fell while walking near the Ringani Mountain hole, an active volcano.

It was identified by the Brazilian media and the family of women as Juliana Marines, 26, who was walking with a group when she disappeared around 06:30 local time on Saturday (23:30 GMT on Friday).

The Brazilian authorities said that they had fallen from “a shelf surrounding the trail next to the volcano’s hole.”

Search and rescue attempts have not yet succeeded due to severe terrain and fog weather, according to the Indonesian authorities.

On Saturday, the authorities of the mountain of Ringani Park said that the rescuers heard the screams of Mrs. Marines to help. At a time when she was safe, although she looked shock.

It seems that the shots of drones and other clips were filmed by the hikers who were circulated online and carried by the Brazilian media show that they were alive on Saturday. Seated and moved in gray soil, under the path of walking for long distances.

But later that day, the rescuers were unable to find it when they went down to 300 meters (984 feet) until they thought they were present, and did not respond when they called her.

The garden authorities said, by Sunday morning, the drones showed that they were no longer on their location.

On Monday, rescuers managed to locate Mrs. Marines again, who seemed further fell, but had to stop working because of the “climate conditions”, according to the family.

The family said in a social media account:

The family also claimed that the park is still open and that tourists were still holding on the same way. “While Juliana needs help!

Satwan Bodiatmuku, an official from the Forestry Ministry of Indonesia, told BBC on Monday that the road was not closed after officials evaluated that he would not “not disrupt the evacuation.”

“The climbers were warned and directed not to approach the evacuation site,” he said, adding that some climbers carried out reservations online and traveled long distances to reach Mount Ranjani.

He said, “The climbing of the climb was likely to cause chaos for these climbers,” he said.

The BBC contacted the MS Marins family authorities and Mount Rinjani Park to comment.

On Tuesday, the Mrs. Marines family wrote on social media that the rescue operation for her had prepared it.

In interviews with the Brazilian television network, a member of the MS Marins group described this height as difficult.

One of them said that climbing was “really difficult” and “was very cold, it was really difficult.”

Another said at the time of the accident was Mrs. Marines at the back of the group walking with their guide. “It was really early, before sunrise, in the conditions of bad vision with just a simple lantern to light the terrain, which was difficult and sliding,” he said.

The Brazilian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it was in contact with the Indonesian government and sent the embassy employees to monitor the rescue efforts.

Mr. Satuan, forest official, On Monday, climbers should give priority for their safety while walking.

In 2022, a Portuguese man died after falling from Jurf at the top of the Ringani Mountain. In May this year, one of the Malaysian hikers died after falling while climbing the volcano.

With more than 3,700 meters high, Mount Rinjani is the second longest volcano in Indonesia and a popular walking site with tourists.